The Lincoln Story Book Part 1

The Lincoln Story Book Part 1
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001 - Preface
Tác giả: Henry L. Williams
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  • 1

    001 - Preface

  • 2

    002 - Lincoln Calendar

  • 3

    003 - Childish Rime

  • 4

    004 - The Little Hatchet Did It.

  • 5

    005 - The Little Hatchet Again Turns Up.

  • 6

    006 - Lincoln's Wedding-Song.

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    007 - Risk The Hogs And I Will Risk Myself!

  • 8

    008 - The Rest Was Vile.

  • 9

    009 - No Heaping Coals Of Fire On That Head.

  • 10

    010 - Stumping The Stump-Speaker.

  • 11

    011 - Making The Wool, Not Feathers, Fly.

  • 12

    012 - Log-Rolling To Save Lives.

  • 13

    013 - Lincoln's First Dollar.

  • 14

    014 - Conviction Through A Thrashing.

  • 15

    015 - Boating On Ground 'A Leetle Damp.'

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    016 - The Initiator Installed.

  • 17

    017 - The Horrors For The Third Time!

  • 18

    018 - The Whistle That Stopped The Boat.

  • 19

    019 - It Is The Deed, Not The Doer.

  • 20

    020 - Turn Out Or Be Turned Out.

  • 21

    021 - The Best Thing To Take.

  • 22

    022 - Drinking And Swallowing Are Two Things.

  • 23

    023 - Worsted In A Horse-Trade.

  • 24

    024 - How Many Short Breaths?

  • 25

    025 - Lincoln's Height.

  • 26

    026 - Measures And Men.

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    027 - The Prize For Homeliness.

  • 28

    028 - How Long Legs Should Be.

  • 29

    029 - Long Meter.

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    030 - Hardships Strengthen Muscles.

  • 31

    031 - He Used To Be 'Good On The Chop.'

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    032 - A Man Who Can Scratch His Shins Without Stooping.

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    033 - Struck By The Dead Hand.

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    034 - This Clinches It.

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    035 - Lincoln's First Love-Story.

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    036 - A Put-Up Job--Or Chance?

  • 37

    037 - Lincoln's Marriage.

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    038 - The Burlesque Duel.

  • 39

    039 - Wanting To Dance The Worst Way.

  • 40

    040 - The Statute Fixes All That!

  • 41

    041 - He Did Not Know His Own House.

  • 42

    042 - The Only One Who Dared

  • 43

    043 - The Long And Short Of It.

  • 44

    044 - All A Man Wants--Twenty Thousand Dollars!

  • 45

    045 - I'll Hit The Thing Hard!

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    046 - The

  • 47

    047 - The Slave-Dealer.

  • 48

    048 - The Negro Home, Or Agitation!

  • 49

    049 - Lincoln's Vow.

  • 50

    050 - Den I Takes To De Woods!

  • 51

    051 - The Unpardonable Crime.

  • 52

    052 - Beyond The Boon.

  • 53

    053 - Vain As The Pope's Bull Against The Comet.

  • 54

    054 - A Volunteer Captaincy Worth Two Dollars.

  • 55

    055 - Getting The Company Column Through Endwise.

  • 56

    056 - Regular And Irregular.

  • 57

    057 - Knowing When To Give In.

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    058 - A Fruitful Speech.

  • 59

    059 - A Captain Challenged By His Men.

  • 60

    060 - General McClellan's Opinion Of Lincoln As A Lawyer.

  • 61

    061 - Kentuckians Are Clanny.

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    062 - Not To Be Thought Of!

  • 63

    063 - Skin Wright And Close!

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    064 - Hooking Hens Is Low!

  • 65

    065 - The State Against Mr. Whisky!

  • 66

    066 - As Clear As Moonshine.

  • 67

    067 - Nice Clothes May Make A Handsome Man--Even Of You!

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    068 - The Abutment Was Dubersome.

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    069 - Good Enough For The President.

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    070 - Lincoln's First Political Speech.

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    071 - A Lightning-Rod To Protect A Guilty Conscience!

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    072 - Firing On A Flea For A Squirrel.

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    073 - The Cream Of The Joke.

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    074 - Parallel Courses.

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    075 - Jumping Jim Crow

  • 76

    076 - Facts Are Stubborn Things.

  • 77

    077 - The Party Gad.

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    078 - Hard To Beat!

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    079 - I Reckon I Took More Than My Share.

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    080 - Lincoln Was Loaded For Bear.

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    081 - A Bounteous President--If Anything Is Left!

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    082 - The Art Of Being Paid To Eat.

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    083 - A Vice Not To Say No!

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    084 - The Best Car!

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    085 - Self-Made.

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    086 - His High Mightiness.

  • 87

    087 - Lincoln's Opinion At Thirty.

  • 88

    088 - The Blank Biography.

  • 89

    089 - The Homliest Man Under Government.

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    090 - Better Looking Than Expected.

  • 91

    091 - Lincoln And Superstition.

  • 92

    092 - Lincoln's Dream.

  • 93

    093 - Lincoln's Vision.

  • 94

    094 - It Is A Poor Sermon That Does Not Hit Somewhere.

  • 95

    095 - The Religion Of Feeling.

  • 96

    096 - The Two Prayers.

  • 97

    097 - We Shall See Our Friends In Heaven!

  • 98

    098 - More Praying And Less Swearing!

  • 99

    099 - Gloves Or No Gloves.

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    100 - The Use Of Books.

  • 101

    101 - Lincoln's Book Criticism.

  • 102

    102 - The Hand-To-Hand Encounter.

  • 103

    103 - Better Sometimes Right Than All Times Wrong.

  • 104

    104 - Making The Dagger Stab The Holder.

  • 105

    105 - The Tail Of The Kite.

  • 106

    106 - No Day Without A Line.

  • 107

    107 - Truth And The People.

  • 108

    108 - Call Me 'Lincoln.'

  • 109

    109 - The Eloquent Hand.

  • 110

    110 - Woman.

  • 111

    111 - To Think And To Do Well.

  • 112

    112 - Set The Trap Again!

  • 113

    113 - No Royalty In Our Carriage.

  • 114

    114 - The Trap To Catch A Douglas.

  • 115

    115 - Practise Before and After the Bar.

  • 116

    116 - Connubial Amity.

  • 117

    117 - The Model Whisky-Barrel.

  • 118

    118 - Fighting Out Of One Coat Into The Other.

  • 119

    119 - The Promising Face!

  • 120

    120 - A House Divided Cannot Stand.

  • 121

    121 - The Concert On 'Dred Scott'

  • 122

    122 - Playing Cuttlefish.

  • 123

    123 - A Voice From The Dead.

  • 124

    124 - If I Must Go Down, Let It Be Linked To Truth.

  • 125

    125 - Come One, Come All!

  • 126

    126 - Assisting The Inevitable.

  • 127

    127 - Self-Sacrifice.

  • 128

    128 - A Fight Proves Nothing.

  • 129

    129 - Win The Fight, Or Die A-Trying.

  • 130

    130 - Pills To Purge Melancholy.

  • 131

    131 - Down To The Raisins!

  • 132

    132 - Giant And Giant-Killer.

  • 133

    133 - Lincoln's Sentiments On A Mooted Point.

  • 134

    134 - Chestnuts Under A Sycamore.

  • 135

    135 - Still Of Little Note.

  • 136

    136 - The Tree-Toad And Timotheus.

  • 137

    137 - If It Will Do The President Good--

  • 138

    138 - Grounds For A Financial Estimate.

  • 139

    139 - I Wanted To See Them Spread!

  • 140

    140 - The Lincoln Non Sequitur.

  • 141

    141 - Why So Many Common People.

  • 142

    142 - Envy Of A Humorist.

  • 143

    143 - The Stopper On Journalistic Gas.

  • 144

    144 - Salt Before Pepper.

  • 145

    145 - Matching Stories.

  • 146

    146 - The Only Discredit.

  • 147

    147 - No Re-Lie-ance Of Them!

  • 148

    148 - No Vices--Few Virtues.

  • 149

    149 - The Apples Of His Eye.

  • 150

    150 - The Whetstone Story.

  • 151

    151 - The Monarch Of All He Surveyed.

  • 152

    152 - Men Have Faults Like Horses.

  • 153

    153 - Lincoln's Puns On Proper Names.

  • 154

    154 - Not So Easy To Get Into Prison.

  • 155

    155 - Them Three Fellers Agin!

  • 156

    156 - Lincoln The Great And Lincoln The Little.

  • 157

    157 - Go, Thou, And Do Likewise.

  • 158

    158 - Is The World Going To Follow That Comet Off?

  • 159

    159 - A Good Listener.

  • 160

    160 - Carried The Post-Matter In His Hat.

  • 161

    161 - President Lincoln Dubbed Them The Wide-Awakes.

  • 162

    162 - Trust To The Old Blue Sock.

  • 163

    163 - If All Failed, He Could Go Back To The Old Trade!

  • 164

    164 - As A Light Porter.

  • 165

    165 - Whiskered, To Please The Ladies And Get Votes.

  • 166

    166 - After Votes.

  • 167

    167 - The Highwayman's Non Sequitur.

  • 168

    168 - How To Get Men To Vote!

  • 169

    169 - Beginning At The Head With Clothing.

  • 170

    170 - Luce A Jug--The Handle All One Side.

  • 171

    171 - Such A Sucker As Me, President!

  • 172

    172 - One Happy Day.

  • 173

    173 - Old Abe Will Look Better When His Hair Is Combed.

  • 174

    174 - A Curious Combination.

  • 175

    175 - Abraham Lincoln

  • 176

    176 - The Snake Simile.

  • 177

    177 - What's In A Name?

  • 178

    178 - Paying For Whisky He Did Not Drink.

  • 179

    179 - The Highest Merit To The Soldier.

  • 180

    180 - How Sleep The Brave?

  • 181

    181 - The Stokers As Brave As Any.

  • 182

    182 - Try And Go As Far As You Can!

  • 183

    183 - Argument Of 'The Stub-Tailed Cow.'

  • 184

    184 - Pegged Or Sewed?

  • 185

    185 - Soldiering Apart From Politics.

  • 186

    186 - A Time That Tried The Soul.

  • 187

    187 - Cabinet Talk.

  • 188

    188 - On The Blister-Bench.

  • 189

    189 - Abe, A Thundering Old Glory!

  • 190

    190 - Perfect Retaliation.

  • 191

    191 - Let Down The Bars A Leetle.

  • 192

    192 - The Administration Can Stand It If The Times Can.

  • 193

    193 - Bottling That Wasp.

  • 194

    194 - That King Lost His Head.

  • 195

    195 - Swearing Like A Churchwarden.

  • 196

    196 - My Speeches Have Originality As Their Merit.

  • 197

    197 - Righting Wrong Hurts, But Does Good.

  • 198

    198 - Stanton's Service Was Worth His Sauce.

  • 199

    199 - A Secret Of The Interior.

  • 200

    200 - All Staff And No Army.

  • 201

    201 - No Man Is Indispensable.

  • 202

    202 - Sleeping On Post Cancels A Commission.

  • 203

    203 - My Question!

  • 204

    204 - If Good, He's Got It! If T'Aint Good, He Ain't Got It!

  • 205

    205 - Lincoln Guessed The First Time.

  • 206

    206 - A Phantom Chase.

  • 207

    207 - The Word Flies, But The Writ Remains.

  • 208

    208 - The War-Lord.

  • 209

    209 - File It Away!

  • 210

    210 - What We Have, We Will Give You.

  • 211

    211 - More Shinplasters To Heal The Sore.

  • 212

    212 - There Is Much In An 'If' And A 'But.'

  • 213

    213 - Don't Waste The Plug, But Use It!

  • 214

    214 - The Running Fever.

  • 215

    215 - One And A Half Times Bigger Than Other Men!

  • 216

    216 - So Slow, A Hearse Ran Over Him!

  • 217

    217 - Blood-Shedding Remits Sins.

  • 218

    218 - His

  • 219

    219 - How The Delinquent Soldier Paid His Debt.

  • 220

    220 - The Swearing Had To Be Done Then, Or Not At All!

  • 221

    221 - Displace The Thistles By Flowers.

  • 222

    222 - You Have One, And I Have One--That Is Right!

  • 223

    223 - Shooting A Man Does Him No Good!

  • 224

    224 - Benevolence Is Beautiful.

  • 225

    225 - It Was The Baby That Did It.

  • 226

    226 - It Rests Me To Save A Life!

  • 227

    227 - A Family Man Wants To See His Family.

  • 228

    228 - A Rule Without Exception.

  • 229

    229 - Even Rebels Might Be Saved.

  • 230

    230 - Whipping Around The Stump.

  • 231

    231 - Life Too Precious To Be Lost.

  • 232

    232 - Mercy Has Precedence Over The Rigid.

  • 233

    233 - Taken From Rebellion And Given To Loyalty.

  • 234

    234 - Suspension Is Not Execution

  • 235

    235 - The Discontented ... About Four Hundred--

  • 236

    236 - Not Much Of A Head, But His Only One!

  • 237

    237 - Gi'e Us A Good Conceit!

  • 238

    238 - They Went Away Sicker Still.

  • 239

    239 - Of Twenty Applicants, Nineteen Are Made Enemies.

  • 240

    240 - Rid Of An Office-Seeker.

  • 241

    241 - Not Good Offices, But A Good Story.

  • 242

    242 - Encourage Longing For Work.

  • 243

    243 - But Aaron Got His Commission!

  • 244

    244 - Something Lincolnian All Could Take.

  • 245

    245 - Not Many Such Boys Outside Of Sunday-Schools!

  • 246

    246 - The Good Boy Gets On.

  • 247

    247 - How McCulloch Was Constrained To Serve.

  • 248

    248 - All Mouth And No Hands' Class.

  • 249

    249 - Hot And Cold The Same Breath.

  • 250

    250 - Wanted The Jail Earnings.

  • 251

    251 - A Title No Hindrance.

  • 252

    252 - A Talker With Nothing To Say.

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    253 - Stick To Your Business.

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    254 - Marrying A Man Without His Consent.

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    255 - A Luxury To See One Who Wants Nothing.

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